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I’M: «mun ODIHIVI III '0" CM.
“So Ionic :1 mm. iIcI non?
“Y es," cxc iIIiIueIi the [minor
- goods I-lcrk.
match spare ribs or
City Journal.
“There's one good lining IIlIoII
'i.ouisc~shc never makes any of in
girls jealous of hen"
“I'm on. Clcvcr,
Cleveland Leader;
Iir
but. ugly.
More Than a Toy—"She‘s nothing
but II doll." "Oh. I Iion‘t‘an-nv. l iiiini
you could squeeze heI without having
lIcI cry ‘Mamma l"—Washington III-I-
aid. It.
.I'
"The ladies don't try to
Sit?tlii."--Killlh’tl.i
Nil '3"—
"ilII careful what you say, son,’
tioncd the Plunkorville Poionlus.
“chY=‘pop,"
“itcnlcmber that you amt promln~
I-m enough to'clnim that you wnsmis-
quotI-Il.”—1’IIIIII.
'AllI.y«-l\l.\'rtie_ what uronour objec-
tions to marrying mo?
All’rtlc—l have but one objection, Ai-
gl : i'd have to live with you—Chicago
'i‘I‘ibIIIIc.
' can-
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‘What. did you give your boy for
his biItiIan?” "A lot automobile;
he's already killed six I-iIiIkeuk and a
dog." “Call that. a toy? it looks like
i
the real thlllg."—-—l’ill5but‘g IIIIsIY.
Show‘d suppose your lllll‘it‘ didn't
i DAVID W. RAYMLNO
F unor’al Director
and Embalmer.
'19 North Main sh, South Norwaik
Residence, 6 Washington St.
Telephone at house, 693.
Telephone at office, 336-2.
i
I
fall to' I'IIIIIIIYIIIbcr you in his, will?“
llc~—“»lt. was scarcely a l‘i‘llli‘lll-
iII'IIIIcIa—Iiiorc like. a faint l'l‘l‘iiiii‘(“
iion."——l’lIiladelphin Enquirer.
A poor complexion worries a Ivo-
lilill'I more. than a poor intellect.
FRANK C.
i
PLUMBING
STEAM.
HOT WATER
AND . .
‘ GAS FITTING.
I
Sheet Iron,
and Zinc.
Tin,
;
50 South Main Street,
80. NYoeralk, Conn. .
Copper ' '
E. E. Gorham
lNUAlA.
Van Scoy' PAPER
Spring Goods
Now in Stock
Plain and" Ornamental
Sign Writing
; Decorator
10 First St, East Nor'vall'.
TELEPHONE CONNECTION.
IVE
SELL mm“
75 lbs. Cars to a bag, 100 lbs. bran to a bag, :12 lbs corn to a
bag. Other grain and feed, 100 l
bs. to a sack.
We invite consumers to consider the quality of our goods and
‘qutfiations, which are charged daily to conform to the Chicago
Jeddo and Cross Creek V‘Coalv
DELIVERED IN YOUR CELLAR, 2,000 LBS. FOR $6 50
market.
a
YMOND BROS
atch
SI Bailey Co
SOUTH NOR WALK, CONN
from a Piggery to a Palace
We have now on hand the lYYargest, most varied and complete stock of lum-
her i." the hietory of this Ycompa
ny or any of its predecessors, and
'llrooklyn. al’iov
YI’l‘lIYe Dory Auxiliary will meet with
Mrs. W‘. .1. Robinson, Buyview place,
this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kendrick, of
.wuoks at llownyton,‘
.ioacph Lockwood. who has been in
llobokcn for name time, has Iciuined
and Is greeting many old friends new
again.
...._...._____._.
Tilt‘ success of the oystoruien who
have been attempting to work
Sonthport this week has been a minus
quantity so far.
. -m
Robert Thompson is scheduled to be
the leader of the Loyal Worliorn' Socie-
ty meetingr Sunday evening. The
topic will be “The Consummation of
llope.” Y
I
lfirrmnn ll, G. i'tydcr, the market-
IIIIIn. has given an exhibition of his
adnplabiiity id runny lines of endeavor
and his latest accotnpiisiiinent is sign
. making.
I
lit rs.
iloIIIIII' Crnw has I'cturnod to
spending Washing—
ton's ilirtIIIlay with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, A. N. Sherwood, of blast
Norwalk.
East Norwaik seems to be a part of
the course for the Marathon race pruc»
living. in fact. tho Iunnvrs' course is
mound the his; block. \la East and
West avenues.
MW
It is estimated that there were at
least a hundred from East Norwnik in
attendance last evening at the hnitci‘s'
benefit performance find dance last
evening at, Music Hall.
’i‘iIII Symphony OrchestI’n held II
practice last evening at the home of
Earl Baker. The orchestra has been
making excellent progress and is able
to master vory tine compositions.
The usual weekly prayer service
will be held this evening at the Ad.
vent. Christian Church, and the pas-
tor’s meeting will be held at the East
Avenue Methodist Church.
There will be a Lenten service. this
evening at.- Christ parish roornn nt'7::ltl
o'clock. '1‘th Rev. Mr. Brown would
MARCH £1909
Columbia:
Records
Now on Sale
Double Disc‘tmusic on two
sides). fits any Disc Machine, 650.
lnIlcétruL‘tibie Records. can be
handled like a piece of' "Oil; ias‘i
forever; fit any Cylinder Ma-
chine, 350.
Come in ,and see them and
get a catiiogue.
L. H.Decker
87 WIIs'hington Street,
South Norwalk.
No Time Like the Present If
' You Need a
PariorTabie
Genuine Mahogany
Regular, $17.25; now, $14.25
Regular, $13.50; now, $11.25
Regular, $6.75; now, $5.75
Tip Table
Great reprodudbonoi the antique
Regular, $20 60; now, $16. Y50
F. A. MITCHELL
COR. MAIN AND WALL STS..
YNOYRWALK.
. .fl‘
phone to N. v
‘ K‘FOI Freight Only
On d after Tuesday, January 'I,
'1906 relght Propellers will lend
Pier 28, Baht River, New York. (tom
Yof Dover street), every day. (except
Sunday), In 4 p. In. Freight received
at Norwnlk up to 4 p. m and South
Norwalk up to 6:30 p.111.
Norwaik SteamboatYCo. '
‘ respectfully solicit the pan Image of all lumber users.
YAI\D TEL. 4G~2,
MILL ’1EL.46 3.1
Aiming J. Smith,
Len-no.
.Vun Zillldi. street, are spending a few
off .
cum.
list. As
a hairdressing. i’romptiy ch: cits falling
DOES NOT C0
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and efficient service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
IIrcscriliticIII w.ork
Chaiis for em trolley patrons.
(‘orne in and wait for your car.
' BRIDGE PHARMACY _-
J. PARK ER, Manager.
U
like to meet at this service all those
who arc. thinking of being continued.
For a time it appeared that there
would be quite a party of East Nor
walkers at the inauguration of i’rcnl
Ilcnt Taft at Washington on March 4th,
but the only one who continues to sig-
nify an intention of going is Arthur
W. Day.
Arthur Lincoln, Who is shaking off a
Lil: section of his weight by training,
showed up this morning in good shape
and reportcd that. he is pleased with
his proglcns. At last accounts he had
gotten rid of fourteen pounds of ea~
11.". mohdupols
Today is a typical ciamming day
and those who watch for these oppor-
tunitius were not long in recognizing
the fact. One than, B. J. Taylor, came
all or the way down from Cranbury to
gtt a mess of shellfish. It was expect-
ed that the tide would be driven fill
The
'IOI‘tl'
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinnore Evenings,
. 0 tea p. In.
Sunday Dlnnen a specialty.
l
‘5!"
Dinner Patrice and Banquet:
Bollolted.
CHARLES Remake,
Proprietor.
Telephone 990.
Hotel Mhhackeino
'J. R. CONNOR. Mgr.
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Rates ‘2 per day and upwarde.
' v—n—c—n
Stock and General Information Ticker.
.I!
I
Sunday Dinners, 75cm
TEL'YI‘YI'CALL ”8- '
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cvenv Lon'Ysanessmo CHAM—
" “BER
Int-an...
should» “dumped with [dainty
snow white. one piece "Steudyd" Poe
celain Enameled Lavatory?
Have you ever stopped to pouldei
how delightfully convenient it would
be to have hot on cold running water
in your dressin chamber. lieenY
ins apartment or first floor toilet
room? In pretense would adorn you
the high on, degree of comfo'rt;
We will gladly quote you prices; Yoiii
plumbers are Itrictly competent mo
chenille. honest end ramble. - ‘ .
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST STS.
1909
1347
rumba
9‘ka
eating g.. hr
140‘!” WATER HEATING. til
HOT 'AIR “HEATING. ‘
STOVES AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING. ,
Gas and Steiin ‘Flttlh‘p, Die Fixtures,
, Metal cellin'p, Eta.
HAVE YOU ‘SEEN OUR STOOYK OYFY
RICHMOND YR'ANOYYIO} '
1‘
' The Jones SIHotcthss
Company
17.WALL STKEET,
k
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN;
and EIeYthrlYo Lip
ery Room Heated.
RATES REASONABL'E.
Fine Stockbd- Cute in Connection.
Ing the famous Bust,
Anheuur Bunch Beer on Draught.
T. Jo SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
ghoul Agent. / _
Telephone 99;,
your dect‘flis is not so. Fol‘w
.l. I‘ Ivar. Ionmuv. fnwrll limo
and Steam .
NORWALR -
y I
Our Room a Special Feature. one . '
ht: Throughout. Ev- Y
A full line of iYmpdi‘tefl Ales; ilidiqu- ' - .
Burtou'l and » 'I I ‘ “ “ ‘
Ban 4 Ce.’e Stout, alw'ayn bu drought. I
nui It We
vice. A iiIIlr (cod, “a heir tonic}
hair. Completely destroy: all dandruff
LOR THE HAIR
lenough off by the wind to make big
oslings accessible.
John Boyd and wife and children
[have just. changed their residence
Yfrom Fitch street,.Eaat Norwuik, to
Anaconda, Montana. The family set
out for the West. Tuesday, Mr. Bbyd
'iIuvlng secured a position in Antwan.
du. lie is a machinist by trade.
it is 9mm ted that time will be a.
huge turnout this afternoon for the
formal at the. Advent Christian
Church of the late Minot S. Puitrlck.
for tho dcceacsd was widely known.
He was also ilnnly intrcnched in the
Advent Clnlstiun faith and had made
a deep study of it.
ltyd or and Howard, the Washington
nticet bildne marketmen. are up fo the
spirit of the times, and have made
arrangements to install an electric mo
tor in their place of business. The
current will be secured from the South
Noiwulk municipal system, the bridge
being .Iupliod from this source.
nd—m
it is expected that the Rev. Charles
Kay Woodson, poster of the East Are
hue Methodist Church. who succeeded
the Rev, George T. Freeman. will be
returned to East Nerwnik for another
year by the cunference in the spring,
though this cannot now be positively
stated. Dr. Woodaon is a brilliant
clergyman of a. high order.
March weather presented Itself a
week ahead of time during the night
and this morning there was a bait gale
blowing, which made work with nail
boats impossible and life unpleasant
for pedestrians. The blow this morn-
ing was declared to have been the
hardest of the wintci, but had one
beneficial effect. in that it dried up
much of the mud.
Everett S. Bulkicy, who purchased
another automobile. an Oldsmobile.
several weeks ago. has it in full com
mission. One day this week Mr. Itulk»
ley took a trip over to Bridgeport in
the car and reports tho roads to have
been in fairly good condition. From
Norwalk to \VeI-Itport was one of the
worst pieces encountered by machines
which have taken the Wcsiport avenue
route.
Friends of G. Lewis Price are wonder
lug what name be will grace his cabin
cntboat \\ ith. The. yYIYchiIt is being fitted
for her engine undg‘? o the work has
been in progress has had two
names substituted Y, ‘ tho Iniginnl
“Circling" by Mr PIiIc' 5 friends. The
first was “Smoke Ilousc' and now
somebody has been trying to figure. out
another, but so far with indifferent
success.
Miss Mary Kcrckos. a popular
young lady of the Crescent Laundry.
in Scavicw avenue, has a grievance
against. the Washington street bridge.
This morning. unhbe was on her way
over from Smitlrflorwnlk, to take up
her daily duties, a gust of wind swirl-
I-Il her dress against tho bridge and a
big rent was torn in the garment. The
conditions on the bridge this morning
rivall‘ed those about the. Flat Iron
Building, in New York, on‘ a windy
day.
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Impossible News items.
'Anothcr joke the vaudeville artiste.
hare agreed to cut out on the ground
that it is now- frayed out:
"Where were. you born 1‘" Ann—Jill
a fruit store.” "Then you must. be a
lemon.”
EIcrleody is m orjoycd to learn that
tiltI oyster shell pile and the opening
plant hate been Icinoied to Water
st: cct. u...“
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The usual prayer and praise services
will be held this evening in the Meth-
odist and Baptist. Churches.
Mrs. G Ashton Kay and daughter,
I)! New Haven are visiting at the
home ol‘ MI. and Mrs. Alfred S. GrockY _
cit, of Crockett av.cnuc
Irv
Former (lonInIodoYIo William F.
Clarke, of the Not-walk Yacht Club.‘
has sold his small mahogany racing
boat to a resident of Tokeueke Beach
who is anticipating much sport with it'.
‘ihe coming summer.
:losepht Raymond, who in now repre-
senting the Worcester. Salt. Compan
has been spendi'ng a fewY days at hi
home on the West $1213.“; e‘re‘ceiit'i
returned tram a. chip throng bitten
Nagy
EAST Nukwml
cash uncanny
WE ARE YSYY'lY'iLL SELLING
Y—a
51'“ Y... ..r( .
Gold Medal Print'
v went almond tvfo years ago to make a
you up.
. Yfather.
'nnd dispose of the February bunlness.
1 The many frle of Morrison Dan—
chey will 6 so what surprised. upon’
'readln his sudden departure for
the Md and woolly west in another
column. He had told his boon com-
panions here that he expected to start
on a jaunt in a. month or so, but did
not hint. of such a sudden exit.
The Stamford Rod and Gun Club
had its second annual meeting, 'ul‘ es-
day night, at the Burbuibun Club in
‘ ' turned“. IIYOIIIIIY
:utieorpe
front tr'pileyi
Iuoat' or‘lII
II .Ilk (loch;
Glitch. . I?
l E ;. _':'__‘ " ' '“ '
me ‘11'1 survive oI'IJI- the remains of
him. [my KllLIlelYY” YIIlIo died at Mr
lIYumc here on i313) day were held in
tie Chum-b of tire Aspumptlou, router
riuy lllOTlllllg~ Deceased Wire in her
PT‘ M I‘aeuI not] was Ivell knoun in the
Album took a day oi!
Tuesday. and spoilt.
ith fiiéncln in south Nor-I
e is popular «in the Twin
1
Stamford. A goodly percentage of the
50 odd members was present and
heard some very satisfactory reports.
What of the club treasurer showed no
Indebtedness. and a comfortable sum
In the treasury. A new set at by-lawa
and a constitution drafted by Edward
L. Hatch were adopted by the club,
and the following officers were eleto
ed: President. James s. Jenkins; Wee-
president, Wilson 1.. Herrick; secre-
twary Victor B. Alllen; tieusurer Ed-‘Y
L. Hatch; captain Allied S. Pitt
The club property in off Shippan ave-
nue, on the same site as the old Rod
and Gun Club, in Stamford. There
was a big shoot there on Washington's
Birthday. A remarkable record was
made by Joseph Carr, of Tokencke. He
broke 48 of 50 birds and had 30
straight breaks. Mr. Cari was high
0119.
ilAliliii liilil iiiiiililiiil.”
Paul Denton left Darien for
York Tuesday.
New;
.‘
Mr. Quackenboeh, who recently h.
signed his stltinn on the Jolm 1)
Grimmins place intends to huge 1,,
Gwrgln.
1/
The ladies of the Darien trIngIegu-
tlo nal Church will hold a. l‘ntelcale this
owening at the borne of Miss Helen
Mo-reliouse. in Main street-Y A very fine
pmgram has in on error gen and in ad
Ilihion Iwefieshments w'. i be served
-— —a ~o v...
A! number of Dutch people went
over‘ to Stalulluid" .ucsday owning and
uttclhtled the. (11? matlc I-IIteItainInI'm
given by the pu’ ,Ills of the high school
Miss Estclio '. Inc was one of
young ladies: I. ho took putt in the pr-o
gram.
Artinh S'liuson “as tenderc Ii a \(‘l ‘y
Inon‘Iait'it‘ :IIIIpIise paItYI Tuesday (‘VII
ning at l‘ is borne in LII lim IIIIIIIIII-
About t w i‘lllY\ ghosts “(11: present and
Grand Juror Burt Jackson of
rich. WHS in Stamford yesterday look
ing for ii to young 11101) n ho
the moi-Y)! car WI ctked nt \oro'ro'n Ih-
.‘l Monday night. it SCI‘HIS the cur
high rat 9 of speed and did some dam
age ovI r there.
Tern as owned by Swami Roodner. of
South Norwalk and Andrea TaYV‘AOI, of
Darit’ n, collided on the tnInpike, neat
Charles V III Dines place Tlli‘l-Il‘ a
big“ and the straits of both will cies
hero broken. it is claimed that the
I seldom was due to the lloodner team
being on the. “long side of the high
Ilal' No one was injured. .
George D. Tlilcv of Dollop; has just,
received II. litige consignment of orna-
mental land and \vIaIeI fowl from Eng.
‘and to add to his already lalge stock:
\ir. Tilley will blue one. of the biggest
exhibits at the Spurismcn's Show. to
men at Madison Square Garden New
York, I‘Iidm or this week and will
show five hundred land and pater
{on i on!»
Burglais of a rather humorous turn
of mind recently \is Iited Dr Ogdenn
bungalow at Cedar Ghie. ansacked tlII-'
building and took a consideiabie quail
.ity of silverware, (othes and othei
triiI-sle Till) dep'redatious were dis-
"‘0\t}lt‘tl Monday by Fred B Chaddei
on
rigged up It durum.) even to stockings
and placed it in one of the beds They
also stopped and bad a meal and gave
the plate a halter shelter appearance
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A cordial lnIiitation is extended to
the ladies as well as the men to at-
tend the address at the Darien Town
Hall. this evening. IInder‘Yfihe YII’IISpiceI.
If the Darlcn Business Men S Asuncia
tlno, by Superintendent Albert 13 Win
cheater, of the south Norwanrm II‘ici-
pal plaiit. seats will 'be' reserved for
the ladies. The address hi scheduled
for 8 o'clock A rare treat is promised
those who attend Mr.‘ WiIi‘chebtéI‘ I:
address for he is a recognized expert
and was a member of the National.
Civic Foileratlim Comniisgion which
I
study «of: nIuIIiclYpaliy owned public.
utilities.
m
--Impure blood. runs you d0I.
makes ym an easy ylciiin f-I
disease. Burdock BioI'Id YBlt
lies the bioodvcui‘es theY Yeahs-
WiSlPlilil
Mia. I‘I‘. Tboinas spent MondnyYY in;
Illidgerort, Iiih relatives
Miss Melissa ’l‘ayloYI came here from-
Slrntford to spend the end of last
rock and the holiday with ieiatlves.
--Lyrnan Heels and wife routine:
home. Tuesday. roIn a visit with
Y‘eriends at Monroe, YoveYrY the holiday.
Burr M Coley of Bridgeport; came
here the end of the 'Iv‘,eek and re-
mained over the holiday-Y with his
'1 no Indlcs' Benevolent Union of the
i‘ongiegatlonal church was in session
yesterday 'Yui'ternoon, Yet the YlIoYIYnY? of
Mrs. E Thomas .
i
' Tuesday the seieI-tmen are to morn
fly the way. it in probably the last
gun, and won the Waitei Ferguson 14
on: .I and vi; the town.
the only thing that men ed to hold,
in the line of notorious. was the weir
tiger 'lueIs‘Iiuy night. In spite or fit he
fact that it, IIIIII the 13th a lyers
and the dIIYte '13: ltsp'etuc'k' J'udg'c (:le
of.»P.Y didnt ulnce. Superstition can, .
110i “8“ cling about Pyihlanlem: it is
100 broad and too pine. but there was
a leak 8“ right, and it very nee it one
at that. Williiil the circle or t soi-
der, how erI'. (held proved to Fe no
(19190“ {and the night not niche re-
allied Yrdeasantly for the members of '
vie lodge but their numerous friendfi
18, annivershry was in the nature or
an open meeting, and it certainly suc-
ded in opening eyes. so far as the
'jorports ot‘ the order so. It very
liberal feast, many generous compile
merits, and harmony both in song and
ownedtra served to make the occasion
all that. had been intended for it and
Cue thing is. certpim o hooqoo of an-
nlIcrsary or of manila can serve to
donned the spirit or the genuinenesl!
or the reception and the fellowship.
" WLSIIIII.
lilies Louise Coley is ill with our
laxia
\
.'l‘. W. 'I‘I‘IIIIdIIIll has visited Bethci
relatives. ‘
(‘lmrios llorn Ieturued to YBroolIl: II
the whiting passed quickly Atlliii
games and music. A collation war:
served ‘
DII- '
era in .
\Vf'ls drii en tlnougb Duiicn at a wry i
in their r'eI elales. the miscreants;
‘ ing' engineers who hav
5 Scientific School at
. and this city.?. The
;-*R Hayw'ooil, of nod
,, ladies of. the :ppntd'I
‘ . 2an do Quoand
Iestei d.II.
\lIliin Kellogg, of Brookis n. has"
bull in town for a few days. .
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Miss lsubci liners has spent a fcwlY v
days with Allen Florence Yanks. ' '
the Y
aIe guests of Mrs. Stephen Stalk,
i
Y
i Lloyd Dikcman, II‘IIo hasbeen Bf‘l‘A
iousiy ill for several days. is about:
again. , ' " ‘ "
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’lMIIaIIdIIell nae ad «You» '5'
Mil-13 llessi.
night guest of hi
Y'I‘uesday.
. . ,
‘Y'tIIii on the ice.
‘liis Eduard Curtis, of Alohrr
'liltlc daughter are Inlesiii”
Mrs. Samuel i‘uYncnYI r
Y Little Miss Pansy
spent a few data with hot grub
c-I. Airs. Howard Boers. '
i Ficdeiick Banks has Iiii'niuiprd.
iIroiheI. Charles flanks IfiiIF‘
Seeic) Jennings. of G.cr;IltiYYtin‘
Iev. days.
'lhe Washington cuppa iiY '
Banks residence in Nor did
eIonlng \Ias Ii my delifili'fi
Yai‘faii as well as gratifyi
annulled) A short patrrdllau
opened with .I recitatiou by;
sie Tiendweii and exit. “in!
«elections "by ‘iiissY lld'lth
others. General and Mrs. ,{aA‘y $5th
Iepreaented bI Clarence Shiprim
Miss Abra Burritt attended YYYYYIYy
ful Miss Columbia. Flu
pr inclpal Y decorations. .
,I.
the. movement providing YY Y,
sIIpérann'uhted enipidyési , .3 . I
the ‘c'ihsslned sefltit‘e'.‘ ”It ‘ as
on reaching the; ac e_of retirement an
to' up per cent
nation receiIYY
tYiIe seiIice.
vice a. sum sufficient, with. Main
interest. to meets. his 1
age of retirenijent‘.
IHeIIIe’IiIeiit follows: For
tat clerks. All; lfitter carrier-wit .Y‘.n
the remaining I; IIYIIIIIYesY:IIr this he I:
70 years? .. "
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